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py·ro  (pr)
n. pl. py·ros Slang
1. A person who has a compulsion to set fires; a pyromaniac.
2. A display of pyrotechnics.
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Pyro Watson and the Hidden Treasure Woolshed Press, 2009 250pp $16.
Hilton, Nettie (text) Rogers Gregory (illus.): Pyro Watson and the ... by Throssell, Kaye / Reading Time
REPORT: USA Forego Stakes G1 Saratoga 7f, dirt, 3yo+ GODOLPHIN recorded their fourth Grade 1 success of the Saratoga meeting when 4-1 chance Pyro (Saeed Bin Suroor/John Velazquez) weaved his way through traffic to defeat favourite Kodiak Kowboy (Larry Jones/Gabriel Saez) by half a length, writes Dan Farley.
Pyro continues the purple patch for Godolphin team by The Racing Post (London, England)
Lloyd, who has already agreed a deal with Team Pyro to contest the 2009 championship, ran with the Leicestershire squad for the first time at Silverstone's National Circuit and immediately impressed with a fault-free performance.
Testing already hot: Dan by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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